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#my original dialogue idea on smash n pass
kairukitsuneo · 1 year
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Mirage: Hey! Hey Noah!
Noah: What's up, M'rage?
Mirage: Would you smash or pass Eggman?
Noah:
Noah: ?????
Mirage: So smash or pass?
Noah: ..... pass...?
Mirage: WHAT!?? You should definitely smash eggman, he's evil!
Noah:
Noah: *realisation*
Noah: M'rage, do you understand the smash & pass game?
Mirage: What do you mean? Isn't 'smash' means beat up someone? *pounce his fists together* >:D
Noah:
Noah: Oh my sweet summer child.
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hanniehearts · 2 years
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Halloween w/ Jess Mariano 🎃🃏💿🍂🔮
A/N: Came up with these little scenarios last night w a friend on ft and thought to share! No promises as to what the content of my blog will be, for now this is a one off. Happy Halloween!!!
Jess Mariano x reader
Warnings: none
not based on canonical timeline events!
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Pics via Pinterest, not mine!
Ps. I’m not good with dialogue so feel free to imagine or share anything you feel fits in these scenarios, I appreciate any feedback <3
Pumpkin Carving 🎃
In Luke’s after hours, crazy set up at the counter, the essentials: newspaper, bowls spoons, knives, dry erase markers
His ass is NOT spending money on a carving kit 💀 especially not when he has a kitchen of tools to choose from.
Getting an ‘if you guys are going to keep those things in here, make sure it’s a appropriate’ talk from Luke
Jess brushes off the comment, but lowkey starts to wipe away whatever he was drawing initially
Sneaking glances at your outline from over your shoulder, so he can make his somewhat match
Cutting out the tops of both pumpkins so you don’t hurt yourself if it slips
Getting each cut out started for you if you have trouble with it
Nah he is getting those seeds out BARE HANDED after losing patience w a spoon 😟, will shove the guts in ur face
‘Cmon what’s the big deal… jeez 🙄’ ew dude
Leaves both pumpkins lit in Luke’s window instead of on the doorstep cuz according to him ‘they’ll get smashed, I would know’
Naturally, that’s what he had in mind for the rest of your evening together, go figure.
Movie night🎞
Jess isn’t one to celebrate holidays too hard, but he sees you eyeing the Halloween section of the video store while you guys are out on a late night walk, passing by the window
The next day he rents as many as he could, grabbing an array of horror, Halloween classics, and any other movie that could be passed off as scary, with very loose parameters only he could come up with
Goes to the market for those Halloween pillsbury cookies, and microwave popcorn for you to make while he sets up the surprise in the next room
Also snagged some candles from an emergency kit in the bottom of Luke’s storage closet
is lowkey so excited to show you your little surprise date, but doesn’t show it
Will only show you horror as an option for the movies, will have a field day teasing about your reactions ,‘I thought this stuff didn’t scare you?’’
Very much will give you a little jolt on purpose during jumpscare moments, followed by an apology coloured with a smile that lasted a little too long
This has falling asleep on the couch written all over it sorry 😞 he’s the type to not move no matter how uncomfortable he may be to make sure you don’t wake up
Trick or Treaters 🍬
Tough guy doesn’t want to hand out candy to the kids 🙄
Basically have to drag him to the door the first time it rings, candy bowl in the other hand
You’re met with a lot of ‘your better at this kind of thing’ and ‘why do we have to give them candy?? there’s plenty of other houses around this town’ blah blah whatever
pretty much looming over your shoulder as you step out to greet the neighbourhood kids, but he follows anyways
Awkward at first, taking sweets from the bowl, and passing it into awaiting buckets, thinking, the faster these kids get the candy the faster they leave and the more time he gets with you
By the sixth set of kids, Jess is opening the door, making comments about the costumes, the children giggling at his remarks
Nearing the end of the night, the bell rings likely for one of the last times
‘Cmon the kids need their scores’ Now he’s doing the dragging.
‘I thought you didn’t like handing out candy’
‘Yeah well… maybe it’s not so bad’
So basically he loved it and will never tell, but you both knew
Thanks for reading! I have some more non Halloween scenarios in mind if that’s something you’d like to see, let me know! I am also by no means a writer, these ideas originally came out verbally, so conveying it in written form is kinda difficult, but I hope you enjoyed!
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amusedunderclock · 2 months
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Backlog: Talking About Indie Games - Flynn: Son of Crimson
Originally I posted this somewhere else early 2022, but I'm trying to consolidate right now.
So Flynn: Son of Crimson was a game I wishlisted on Steam a while back. Could not tell you where I heard of it. Even when I originally wrote this, it was in my wishlist for a while. Turns out, it was also on Game Pass at the time. I reached the 101% achievement in the game. I think overall, the game is good. You can probably get 5 hours out of it in one sitting, but I was taking my time.
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In general, the music is calming. You're not gonna see rock songs here. But it gets intense when it needs to. Someone may argue the art is similar to a lot of other indie titles, but idk what to say. The backgrounds are well detailed, the animations are great.
The enemies have unique attacks and more often than not, have more than one attack for variety. I will say the electric ones were kinda annoying, especially the bees in that cave level where you have to platform just right to avoid electric fish. Like, calm down.
The combat system gives you a decent amount of freedom off the bat. Flynn feels good to control. The dodge roll is great. Only thing that held me back was my own impatience. What do I mean? Well I went the whole story without really uppercutting or down smashing anything. Really only ended up doing those to complete the in-game achievements. Would those attacks have helped my playthrough be somewhat smoother? Possibly a little, but not anything crazy.
The game gives you a lot to fight with in hindsight. However, this is also one of those games where backtracking with all the upgrades is kinda pointless. You only go back to get missing relics that are accessible without most upgrades.
Hero Mode's a thing. That wasn't on the Game Pass version though so i couldn't judge that when I wrote this. Maybe in the future I'll look into it.
Getting all the relics isn't exactly worth it. It really seems to exist for the people to casually find every now and then while messing around in the game. I fall into this category. But I just wasn't interested because there are places in the game you'd THINK would have secrets in them and just...don't. Kinda lessens the impulse to collect everything. Maybe that was intentional from the devs, but who knows? To me though, it just makes certain areas feel like ther could've been less empty space.
I don't want to be one of those people talking about "ThE sToRy dOeSn'T mAtTeR" because this has more going on than some games. I would say the story is told as much in the levels as it is in dialogue. It gives the setting some depth. The Scourge idea with everything on lockdown is great.
As a story though, it's pretty straight forward more or less. I think there were missed opportunities.
Examples:
The NPCs don't say anything new as the story goes on.
There probably could've been a Scourge event n the town Flynn starts in. Full circle and all that.
Flynn clearly has friends his age. They probably never experienced the war people talk about. Perhaps the kids have something to say, yet nothing's said.
Plus, just the overall idea that Flynn is literally more god mode than the literal goddess for no reason. But I wouldn't know how to write around that. So it's hard to judge.
Smaller issues are just what features get screen time. The glider's cool, and it was only there for half a level. The Dex segments happen perhaps a little too late in the game. The backtracking thing feels extra weird when you're never allowed to destroy vine spikes or destroy ice with your fire blasts. Aside from that last point, it's the little things like that could've improved the game if tweaked or given a little bit more time to cook.
But beyond that, it hits all the points it needs to. There's a decent amount packed in here. It even has enemy gauntlet areas. Do I think it's worth buying? Yes. Especially at a sale. The game got good reviews. I don't entirely know if I'd give it the same score that ended up on Metacritic, but I see that for an indie game, for the amount of time you spend on this, the quality, amount of content, and price, I understand. I think it is a very solid game.
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